Real estate tourism is a trend that has undeniably increased in the Dominican Republic and its economy, in recent years. This is because every day, more and more people are interested in investing in a place they can enjoy as a family holiday home and/or recover their investment through by rent out the property.
Many companies linked to property management, brokers, and people involved marketing villas, apartments and studios, agree that during the pandemic sales reached significant figures, due to the interest in investing in the country, both by Dominicans and foreigners.
But what do they consider when deciding on their acquisition? In addition to making sure to invest in a property that guarantees economic value, buyers also look for places that offer recreation, security, comfort, peace and quiet, with what becomes their second home for vacationing.
Options that add up
“In addition to quality and attractive design, people are looking to invest in an environment where they can enjoy diverse activities and an unparalleled lifestyle,” says Jacquelyn Nivar, Chief Marketing Officer of Coral Hospitality Corp, who recently presented the Green One complex, comprised of villas, apartments and studios, within the Playa Dorada Golf Course.
There’s more. Just 20 minutes from Puerto Plata International Airport, Green One has also come up with a proposal to contribute to tourism and the development of the country. They have looked for a way to have everything that Dominicans and foreigners are looking for to invest in this type of projects. Samana is another place that has similar attractions for a second home. And of course, Dominican real estate tourism has a wide variety of properties, among which Cap Cana and its undeniable positioning stand out, followed by Punta Cana, Juan Dolio and other options. Its excellent conditions make it an option that proudly presents itself in international markets and makes it a favorite in the Caribbean.
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Listín Diario
